The ‘Nasol Sagye’ singles special foreshadowed a ‘chaotic romance’.

On the 20th (Thursday) broadcast of ENA and SBS Plus‘ ‘I’m SOLO, Then Love Continues’ (hereafter ‘Nasol Sagye’), the scene where the 14th generation Kyungsoo and Jangmi were crowned the ‘first impression all-kill man and woman’ was revealed. In addition, after the ‘self-introduction time’ where they revealed each other‘s identities and values in life, the romance changed, making viewers unable to take their eyes off the show.

In this ‘singles special’ where ‘golds’ who have never been married and ‘singles’ who have been once meet, the 8 male and female guests confirmed each other’s true feelings through ‘first impression selection’. First of all, in the first impression selection of the male contestants, 14th generation Gyeong-su, 3rd generation Yeong-soo, and 22nd generation Yeong-sik all chose Jang-mi. On the other hand, 10th generation Yeong-sik chose Baek-hyeop, saying, “She seems bright.” However, Baek-hyeop chose 14th generation Gyeong-su, saying, “He’s tall, dependable, and fun.” After confirming this, 10th generation Yeong-sik said, “I actually had high expectations, so I’m disappointed,” and looked bitter. Then, Guk-hwa said, “I saw that he was considerate of others,” and approached 14th generation Gyeong-su. 10th generation Yeong-sik sighed again, saying, “This is really torture.” Dong-baek, who appeared next, also chose 14th generation Gyeong-su, saying, “He looks strong.” Lastly, Jang-mi chose 3rd generation Yeong-su, saying, “I felt the warm gaze in his eyes looking at me.” 3rd generation Yeong-soo, who avoided ‘0 votes’ by getting along with Jang-mi and choosing a first impression, smiled and said, “”It‘s good since we got along”. 10th generation Yeong-sik confessed, “I didn’t know I‘d drink kimchi stew both times”, and 22nd generation Yeong-sik said, “It’s okay since I expected my first impression to get 0 votes”.

After the chaotic first impression selection, ‘Self-introduction time’ was held. 3rd generation Yeong-soo, a doctor of oriental medicine born in 1981, said, “I have to go at least once even if I have to go once”, revealing his earnestness about marriage. “If the person is okay, being single doesn‘t matter. Honestly, the younger the better”. 10th generation Yeong-sik, a technical sales manager at a foreign company born in 1986, said, “I only have 0 votes now, but I’m grateful. After whining, “I wonder how it will change in the future?” he added, “I want to become a person who can be considerate of women while raising a child. I’m approaching this with the thought that I want the man my child will meet in the future to be like this.”



Kyung-soo, a former professional baseball player and currently nurturing aspiring baseball players, said, “I had been seriously dating for two years but the results weren’t good, so I didn’t think about dating at all. But after spending half a day here, I felt something rising inside me,” revealing that his dating cells were coming back to life. Young-sik, a 22nd-term guest who runs his own business, said, “I’ve never dated since my divorce and I’ve only lived working,” and appealed, “The women I’ve met say I’m the best. When my girlfriend gets mad, I just take it all.”

The female guests also revealed surprising specs. Baek-heop was born in 1984 and has been a wedding planner for 16 years. Baek-heop, who chose to divorce due to differences in values, said with a smile, “I want to share my bright energy and meet someone who appreciates my brightness.” Kook-hwa was born in 1985 and worked as a flight attendant for 12 years and a college professor for 3 years before running a flight attendant training academy. Kook-hwa, who says her ideal type is a “man who I find sexy in conversation,” said, “I’m okay with being single, and I think I could be a good mother based on my experience,” and showed an open mind to “single people with children.” Dong-baek was born in 1983 and worked in an administrative position at an English kindergarten. Dong-baek, who said, “It’s not that I didn’t get married, I just couldn’t,” said, “I want to go back with a good person.” Lastly, Jang-mi was born in 1986 and was a “single mom” raising a 6th grade son. Jang Mi, who runs a large bakery cafe in Gangnam, honestly revealed her ‘weekly’side’ and added, “It‘s okay to not be able to drink.”

During ‘Self-introduction Time’, Young-sik of the 10th generation confirmed that the women were older than him and appealed to the other male contestants, saying, “There was no such thing as a case for older sisters”. Young-sik of the 22nd generation showed interest in Baek-hyeop, who has a candid personality. Kyung-soo of the 14th generation said, “I have a hard time picking a girlfriend who drinks”, and excluded Jang Mi from his ‘1Pick’, saying, “I want to get to know Baek-hyeop, Chrysanthemum, and Dongbaek more”. Young-sik of the 22nd generation said, “I don’t want to eat Jjajangmyeon. It‘s scary”, and chewed on the pain of ‘0Votes’. The women also shared their changed inner feelings during ‘Self-introduction Time’. Dongbaek said, “I thought 10th generation Yeong-sik was a bit light, but I felt like crying when I heard his self-introduction,” and reevaluated his serious appearance. Baek-hap said that she became interested in 3rd generation Yeong-soo and 10th generation Yeong-sik after their self-introductions. Kook-hwa and Jang-mi showed their affection for 22nd generation Yeong-sik, saying, “He shined when he introduced himself,” and “He was the most serious.”

After a while, the ‘Singles’ gathered in the communal living room. 22nd generation Yeong-sik couldn’t hide his happy smile while feeling embarrassed at the words that he had become a ‘Rising Star’. Baek-hap asked 3rd generation Yeong-soo, a doctor of oriental medicine, for help by “cutting my hand” after eating the kimbap in a hurry, but 3rd generation Yeong-sik refused, saying, “Do the cutting yourself”, making Baek-hap embarrassed. Even when Jang Mi, who chose him as her first impression, sat next to him and showed him a list of good restaurants, Young Soo of Season 3 didn‘t respond properly. Jang Mi then showed disappointment in front of the production team, saying, “I chose you, so what? I should talk to someone else.” Then, a romantic late-night date under the moonlight was foreshadowed, raising curiosity about the love line that will change after the “self-introduction time.”

The exciting romance of “Gol Singles’ Inn” can be seen on “I‘m SOLO, Then Love Continues,” which airs on ENA and SBS Plus at 10:30 PM on the 27th (Thursday).

Choi Yoon Na, Donga.com reporter yyynnn@donga.com

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